Chart Listings: Top 2500+ biggest songs of the 2010s [Updated 4/26/16] - Page 3

Kool_Aid_King

2706. 'Dance Like We're Making Love' by Ciara [0.07]

SLAY CI! Should've been #1 for 17 weeks.

umich

Drake - only top 1000

Kool_Aid_King

2050. 'Get Me Bodied' by Beyonce [0.13]

This song?!?! SLAY King!! Lemme bop.

Costea

Glee Cast has 183 appearances

Brando

Didn't WFL place like at #24 on BB all time chart? How could it only be #14 for this decade..

Kool_Aid_King

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Originally posted by umich

Drake - only top 1000

Looks Less Impressive if you take out features but SLAY DRIZZY!

umich

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Originally posted by Costea

Glee Cast has 183 appearances

Yea they're currently ranked pretty high on my list that I'm compiling, I think they're around 30-35 range

Costea

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Originally posted by Brando

Didn't WFL place like at #24 on BB all time chart? How could it only be #14 for this decade..

they use a different method on that chart.

Green

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Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

Tik Tok was the biggest song of 2010, yet is at 54 on this list. This list is not accurate.

Billboard year end charts use a different methodology. It's based on points (sales+radio+streaming). This list is based on chart runs.
In the case of the Billboard year end chart of 2010 it also includes the points of December of 2009, that's why Tik Tok was #1 on the year end chart of 2010 (December 2009-November 2010).

TheEdgeOfGaga

Dark Horse.

Jackson

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Originally posted by Costea

Fixed some duplicate issues. Notably, Airplanes by B.o.B is in the top 100 for example. sorry, i made an ugly coding mistake

ET is listed twice if you haven't fixed that yet

iHype.

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54. 'Hotline Bling' by Drake [15.03]
112. 'Hold On, We're Going Home' by Drake Featuring Majid Jordan [10.70]
136. 'What's My Name?' by Rihanna Featuring Drake [9.63]
171. 'Take Care' by Drake Featuring Rihanna [8.42]
175. 'The Motto' by Drake Featuring Lil Wayne [8.33]
225. 'Jumpman' by Drake & Future [7.10]
231. 'Started From The Bottom' by Drake [6.99]
243. 'Find Your Love' by Drake [6.64]
254. 'Work' by Rihanna Featuring Drake [6.39]
256. 'Headlines' by Drake [6.33]
278. 'F**kin Problems' by A$AP Rocky Featuring Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar [5.94]
281. 'Love Me' by Lil Wayne Featuring Drake & Future [5.88]
292. 'I'm On One' by DJ Khaled Featuring Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne [5.69]
304. 'Only' by Nicki Minaj Featuring Drake, Lil Wayne & Chris Brown [5.50]
327. 'Right Above It' by Lil Wayne Featuring Drake [5.05]
337. 'Moment 4 Life' by Nicki Minaj Featuring Drake [4.85]
360. 'She Will' by Lil Wayne Featuring Drake [4.55]
363. 'Tuesday' by I LOVE MAKONNEN Featuring Drake [4.53]
384. 'Truffle Butter' by Nicki Minaj Featuring Drake & Lil Wayne [4.23]
385. 'No Lie' by 2 Chainz Featuring Drake [4.21]
389. 'Over' by Drake [4.20]
443. 'Where Ya At' by Future Featuring Drake [3.70]
447. 'Make Me Proud' by Drake Featuring Nicki Minaj [3.66]
493. 'Blessings' by Big Sean Featuring Drake [3.24]
502. 'Say Something' by Timbaland Featuring Drake [3.14]
553. 'Poetic Justice' by Kendrick Lamar Featuring Drake [2.81]
555. 'Back To Back' by Drake [2.81]
557. 'All Me' by Drake Featuring 2 Chainz & Big Sean [2.78]
564. 'Pop That' by French Montana Featuring Rick Ross, Drake, Lil Wayne [2.75]
568. 'Believe Me' by Lil Wayne Featuring Drake [2.73]
582. 'Aston Martin Music' by Rick Ross Featuring Drake & Chrisette Michele [2.68]
600. '0 To 100 / The Catch Up' by Drake [2.59]
650. 'Fancy' by Drake Featuring T.I. & Swizz Beatz [2.41]
678. 'Miss Me' by Drake Featuring Lil Wayne [2.31]
683. 'Forever' by Drake Featuring Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem [2.30]
769. 'Marvin's Room' by Drake [2.07]
806. 'No New Friends' by DJ Khaled Featuring Drake, Rick Ross & Lil Wayne [1.97]
808. 'Energy' by Drake [1.97]
855. 'Trophies' by Young Money Featuring Drake [1.86]
866. 'Big Rings' by Drake & Future [1.84]
899. 'Who Do You Love?' by YG Featuring Drake [1.81]
938. 'Know Yourself' by Drake [1.75]
956. 'The Language' by Drake [1.71]
972. 'HYFR (Hell Yeah F*****g Right)' by Drake Featuring Lil Wayne [1.69]
992. 'Summer Sixteen' by Drake [1.66]
1032. 'Fall For Your Type' by Jamie Foxx Featuring Drake [1.61]
1042. 'Right Hand' by Drake [1.58]
1058. 'Amen' by Meek Mill Featuring Drake [1.55]
1075. 'Crew Love' by Drake Featuring The Weekend [1.51]
1131. 'Money To Blow' by Birdman Featuring Lil Wayne & Drake [1.38]
1167. 'R.I.C.O.' by Meek Mill Featuring Drake [1.28]
1173. 'Diced Pineapples' by Rick Ross Featuring Wale & Drake [1.27]
1243. 'I Invented Sex' by Trey Songz Featuring Drake [1.09]
1260. '10 Bands' by Drake [1.05]
1263. 'Legend' by Drake [1.04]
1340. 'Odio' by Romeo Santos Featuring Drake [0.89]
1383. 'Worst Behavior' by Drake [0.80]
1408. 'Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2' by Drake Featuring Jay Z [0.75]
1413. '100' by The Game Featuring Drake [0.75]
1429. 'Diamonds Dancing' by Drake & Future [0.71]
1462. 'Mr. Wrong' by Mary J. Blige Featuring Drake [0.66]
1491. 'Round Of Applause' by Waka Flocka Flame Featuring Drake [0.59]
1502. 'Digital Dash' by Drake & Future [0.57]
1510. 'Scholarships' by Drake & Future [0.56]
1608. 'Gonorrhea' by Lil Wayne Featuring Drake [0.42]
1632. 'I'm The Plug' by Drake & Future [0.39]
1633. 'Live From The Gutter' by Drake & Future [0.39]
1693. 'I'm Going In' by Drake Featuring Lil Wayne & Young Jeezy [0.31]
1747. 'Wu-Tang Forever' by Drake [0.27]
1803. 'Change Locations' by Drake & Future [0.23]
1871. 'Up All Night' by Drake Featuring Nicki Minaj [0.18]
1889. 'Stay Schemin' by Rick Ross Featuring Drake & French Montana [0.18]
1891. 'Furthest Thing' by Drake [0.18]
1918. 'From Time' by Drake [0.17]
1931. 'Plastic Bag' by Drake & Future [0.16]
1942. 'Preach' by Drake Featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR [0.16]
1957. 'Used To' by Drake Featuring Lil Wayne [0.15]
1966. '30 for 30 Freestyle' by Drake [0.15]
1969. 'Mine' by Beyonce Featuring Drake [0.15]
1971. 'Loving You No More' by Diddy - Dirty Money Featuring Drake [0.15]
1972. 'No Tellin'' by Drake [0.15]
2027. '4 My Town (Play Ball)' by Birdman Featuring Drake & Lil Wayne [0.14]
2109. '9 AM In Dallas' by Drake [0.10]
2157. 'Too Much' by Drake [0.09]
2185. 'Hate Sleeping Alone' by Drake [0.09]
2217. 'Fireworks' by Drake Featuring Alicia Keys [0.09]
2287. 'Own It' by Drake [0.08]
2295. 'Charged Up' by Drake [0.08]
2303. 'It's Good' by Lil Wayne Featuring Drake & Jadakiss [0.08]
2342. 'Tuscan Leather' by Drake [0.08]
2362. '6 God' by Drake [0.08]
2414. 'Come Thru' by Drake [0.08]
2437. 'Still Got It' by Tyga Featuring Drake [0.08]
2448. 'We'll Be Fine' by Drake Featuring Birdman [0.08]
2553. 'I Do It' by 2 Chainz Featuring Drake & Lil Wayne [0.07]
2574. 'Right Here' by Justin Bieber Featuring Drake [0.07]
2582. 'Now & Forever' by Drake [0.07]
2604. '6 Man' by Drake [0.07]
2653. 'Marvins Room' by Drake [0.07]
2686. 'Shot For Me' by Drake [0.07]

BlueTimberwolf

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Originally posted by Green

Billboard year end charts use a different methodology. It's based on points (sales+radio+streaming). This list is based on chart runs.
In the case of the Billboard year end chart of 2010 it also includes the points of December of 2009, that's why Tik Tok was #1 on the year end chart of 2010 (December 2009-November 2010).

Streaming's inclusion changed the length of chart runs.

iHype.

Billboard would make the Decade End list based on the chart runs of every song, then adjusting based on the average longevity of a song by year.

They wouldn't do top points with Sales/Airplay/Streaming when songs from 2010-2012 didn't have Streaming, thus had less points. Also sales are terrible for songs 2015-2019 versus 2010-2014.

Beautiful Liar

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Originally posted by Costea

they use a different method on that chart.

And I thought WFL was still charting at the time it was released

Costea

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Originally posted by iHype.

Billboard would make the Decade End list based on the chart runs of every song, then adjusting based on the average longevity of a song by year.

They wouldn't do top points with Sales/Airplay/Streaming when songs from 2010-2012 didn't have Streaming, thus had less points. Also sales are terrible for songs 2015-2019 versus 2010-2014.

they use the ridiculous inverse point system where #90 is worth 10 times more than #100

winebaldo

popmusic

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Originally posted by iHype.

Billboard would make the Decade End list based on the chart runs of every song, then adjusting based on the average longevity of a song by year.

They wouldn't do top points with Sales/Airplay/Streaming when songs from 2010-2012 didn't have Streaming, thus had less points. Also sales are terrible for songs 2015-2019 versus 2010-2014.

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I worked for few weeks to find the best way of adjusting songs longevity. It's really interesting because you can see how Hot100 methodolgy changed number of songs in T5, T10, T20 ect. Funny fact: recurrent rules didn't changed number of total Hot100 songs...

For example: number of songs in T3, T5, T10 ect. every year

... and number of different songs:

Beautiful Liar

On the All Time Hot 100 "Party Rock" if I remember correctly was #7 and out charted every major Pop Girl single released this decade so that alone tells you that Party Rock is the song to beat to become Song Of The Decade hopefully "Uptown Funk" comes thru

Green

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Originally posted by iHype.

Billboard would make the Decade End list based on the chart runs of every song, then adjusting based on the average longevity of a song by year.

They wouldn't do top points with Sales/Airplay/Streaming when songs from 2010-2012 didn't have Streaming, thus had less points. Also sales are terrible for songs 2015-2019 versus 2010-2014.

True just like they did in the 00's.

2000 - mid 2001 had physical sales (which were dying) + Airplay
late 2001-2004 was basically Airplay alone.
2005-2009 digital sales + airplay (with digital sales getting much bigger in the late 00's)